Very rare. Very fine.
Commemorating the completion of Austria’s
Southern Railway. Only 1,644 specimens minted.
About FDC in Proof quality.
2 ducats n.d. (1696), Nuremberg.
Very rare. Extremely fine to FDC.
Löser of 4 reichstalers 1612, Zellerfeld.
From the Preussag Collection Very rare. Extremely fine.
Very rare. Extremely fine.
2 marks 1915D. Very rare. About FDC in Proof quality.
commemorating the beginning of the Hung Hsien period.
Very rare. NGC MS64. About FDC.
Extremely rare. Extremely fine.
(2nd half of the 17th century), commemorating his death.
Extremely rare. Extremely fine +.
Probably the only specimen on the market. Extremely fine.
The NumisPlace Winter 23 Special Release
The NumisPlace
Winter 2023 Special Release
Coins
7 December 2023
Online
Again, The NumisPlace, an online marketplace for high-quality coins & medals, offers a special release where various dealers upload a selection of coins & medals at the same time.
The new coin inventory of The Winter ‘23 Special Release is now online. Here are some highlights from the release:
ID XU37G: Italy. Lucania. Velia. Didrachm circa 340-334, AR 23.5mm, 7.66 g. Lightly toned, light cleaning marks, minor porosity, die shift on reverse, otherwise about extremely fine.
ID GW3LK: Crete. Gortyna. Stater, circa 330-270, AR 24 mm, 11.69 g. Rare. Old cabinet tone and good very fine.
ID PLSMT: Roman Republic. Divus Julius Caesar, with Q. Voconius Vitulus, as moneyer. AR Denarius 40 BC, Rome; 3.23 g. Pleasant dark toning, scratches on reverse, edge partly tooled, otherwise almost extremely fine.
ID 0RX68: German States. Nuremberg. 1/4 Ducat nd (1700), Nuremberg; 0.86 g. Almost uncirculated, AU 50-53.
ID ZO7BI: Russia, Tzardom. Paul I, 1796-1801. Tribute Medal in Gold to Peter I the Great (1682-1725). Medal of 22 Dukats; 76.13 g.; 47 mm; by Timofej Ivanov. No other specimens known in gold. PCGS graded SP61. TOP POP.
ID NUEOD: Papal States. Pius IX, 1846-1878. Large Gold Medal of 15 Ducats AN XVII (1862); 51.12 g. by C. Voigt. For the reintroduction of the “Peterspfennig”. Extremely rare in gold. PCGS graded SP 63. TOP POP.
ID YGE92: Great Britain. George V, 1916-1936. Official large Gold Coronation Medal, 1911; 78.72 g.; by B. Mackennel. PCGS graded SP 63.
ID MD3LC: Sweden. The Nobel Committee. Gold Medal 1960 for Physics or Chemistry, Eskilstuna. 21.1 g.; 27 mm; by Lindberg. NGC graded MS 64.
